The Episcopal Church Welcomes You!

The front entrance to the church, as seen from North Bridge Street.

Welcome to St. John's

This is the back entrance to St. John's , which leads to the Parish Hall, offices and classrooms, and church.

St. John's Church

This is the church entrance as seen from North Bridge Street. This entrance is handicapped accessible.

The Episcopal Church Welcomes You!

Another shot of the front entrance to the church, as seen from North Bridge Street.

St. John's Columbarium

A columbarium is an area set aside for the interment of cremated remains of the deceased.

St. John's Columbarium was erected for church members who desire their ashes or the ashes of loved ones to be interred on these grounds, which are consecrated to the worship and service of God. The area shown here is also a place for meditation and private prayer.

St. John's Chancel and Sanctuary

"Sermon on the Mount"

Tiffany Favrile Glass Window, donated in 1924 by Mrs. Lettie Pate Evans in memory of her father, Cornelius Pate.

"Sermon on the Mount"

A close up of the Tiffany Favrile.

"Sermon on the Mount"

Memorial Inscription

St. John's Chancel and Nave

"The Resurrection"

In memory of "All the Saints Who From Their Labors Rest." Given by friends and members of St. Jonn's Congregation.

"St. Nicholas and the Children"

Given in memory of Eieleen O'Hara Dortch by her relatives and friends.

"Christ Blessing Little Children"

Given in memory of Abel Beach Nichols by Sarah McGriffin Johnston.

"St. Katherine, Patron Saint of Teachers"

Given to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Maria Boan Brown, Hagerman Brown, and Virginia Boan Stone.

-Lamb Studios, 1988

"Christ and the Rich Young Ruler"

Given in memory of Rowland Dabney Buford by his wife and daughter.